A question, answered

Do my contact forms need a consent line?

A consent line tells a visitor, right at the form, what happens to the details they send, and asks them to agree.

Every form we build carries one, matched to the privacy page, and the exact words they agreed to are kept with their message.

Matched to the privacy page

The consent line and the privacy policy say the same thing, because both are written from what the site actually does with the details.

When someone sends a form, the words beside the box they ticked are stored with it, so there is a record of what they were told.

Every form here carries one, including the free site check request. Writing the pages that go with it is part of legal pages.

This service delivers it: Legal pages.